c-mode question, emacs specific

c-mode question, emacs specific

[C-turtle]

Inside emacs:
In the c-mode I have a keyword INT defined in one
of two almost equivalent ways:

typedef int INT;
#define INT int

and I want it to highlight just as int and treat it as int inside
emacs.

It may take many years to implement such a functionality to
use typedefs intelligently, but it may be possible to 
to hardwire INT as a reserved word in the same category as
int.

How can I do it??? Please, explain a little as you put your
solution.

C-turtle



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Re: c-mode question, emacs specific

[Pascal Bourguignon]

Anonymous-Remailer@See.Comment.Header (C-turtle) writes:
> typedef int INT;
> #define INT int
> 
> and I want it to highlight just as int and treat it as int inside
> emacs.
> How can I do it??? Please, explain a little as you put your
> solution.

Customize this variable: font-lock-extra-types

For example, I have:

(custom-set-variables
    ;; ...
    '(font-lock-extra-types (quote ("FILE" "\\sw+_t" "[A-Z][A-Za-z]+[A-Z][A-Za-z0-9]+" "bool" "INT8" "INT16" "INT32" "CARD8" "CARD16" "CARD32" "SignT" "CHAR" "UNICODE" "DECIMAL" "ADDRESS" "CSTRING255" "CSTRING63" "CSTRING31" "BOOLEAN")) t)
    ;; ...
)


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